The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-30

OF Laurens County had lost sight ofhim.
Hover, he says, iftho paper caches the
eyes of II certain fair damsol he will be
dead in matrimony." Don't fear John.
Capt. w. ID. Sullivan of Tumblinp
Shoals, is now dong an extensive bus
mess i'm tho! mercantile line. The cour-
teous way in which he treats his Gus
toners of all classes is Il sufficient en-
PLANTATION ofhis wonderful success. Mr..
w. G. Sharp, former pupil of the Tri-
angle High School, is now clcrking for
him.
James Wesley Alexander John C.
Calhoun Martin Van Buren, Mcdlock is
the proud father OF six children, the
youngest of which is II recent addition
to the population of Triangle and bears
his fathers name with some anncxa-
tions,-Gcorgo Washington james Wcs-
ley A%lcHaddcr John G. Calhoun Martin
Van Buren, Grover Cleveland Mcdlock!
We arc glad to SEQ our young friend
and ladies man j. Bolton Sullivan, who
has bcen quite sick recently Of Diptho-
ria, is o convalcsccnt. May he con
tinuc to improve and gladden. our town
in the near future by his presence.
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Tumbling Shoals
circuit, preached an excellent sermon
last Sabbath at Mt. Bethel from the
text "rhcy could not enter in because Of
their unbclief." We have heard his SER
mon praised in the highest terms by
members of other denominations, and
feel safe in saying that tho attendance on
his nn-,i rnr,,l ,ri1l ln ;rnrnnynl 10
has settled in our community with n
very interesting and intelligent family
which will doubtless prove no little adj
ditiOn to our social circle.
Mr.. Clark will preach in the Academy
mt this place on the lst Sabbath evening
at 4 p. IN. The public is invited Rcv.
Mr.. Mondingham of the Baptist church
supplies the same pulpit every fourth
Sabbath evening.
Messrs S. G. Moore and w. G.. Bell ,is-
tied the parents of tho latter not long
since in Abbeville County. They left
our town Friday morning and the one
returned about dark Sabbath evening.
tho other about midnight. Their cy-
pcricnceS were quite romantic. One of
the young mon, ii Is thought, made the
visit not specially to sec his agcd pa
rents, but to heal his laccratod heart.
fiis failure he attributes TO his younger
bud" The other had no special OBJ
icct in Wow. but sad to say, mt the third
wateh, when tunu had ceased to scnd
forth her radiant smiles, he was made
to experience n feeling to which he had
hitherto been n stranger, hat of heart
felt sympathy. They attended services
sabbath morning ut Shiloh Methodist
chnrch, in A~ntrovillc, and there met
many familiar faces. 1t is generally
admitted that these two young men have
the most Respondent look since thcir
return that has ever been seen i'm this
place.
What part Of Scripture do ladies' full
I'll when they participate in osculatorv
refreshments? Doing II nto others ms
they would that men should do unto
them.
Last Friday evening Nora Sharp, n
pupil Of the Triangle High School. while
standing near tho fire, had her clothing
almost in unanimously ignitcd. 1t had
made considerable progress before any
one saw it, but owing 20 tho promptncSS
of the teacher in cXtinguishing the fam
cs, no material damage was done.
Mr.. Frank Bolt and Miss Emma Good
Gion. an alumnus of ~thc'Laurcrs T.. COL
lego, passed through our town last SAT-
urcaY evening in search of Mr.. H.. Car
ter's. It's very good plan to carry n
Young lady With YOU, especially when
your girl has q nischcvious sister. rs
in that case.
John Bagwcll says hc is not specially
fond OF hunting, but when the roads are
bad he likes to go Fowi(cr)ing.
Tho ncXt time you soc Lewis Machcn
ask him what has become of his bird.
(\No Will give more in the futurc.0
Dr.. Smith says if they insist now and
VIII submit TO his conditions, he will
join the Good Tcmplars. Why?
We will give n history Of Squire Joel
Ellison in our mex letter.
The railroad mcotlngwill Mt
the Saw-mill next Sabbath evening. j.
Il. Crane will take the stumn.
Trinnglc's population is gradually in
crcasing.